
We're builders.
Just like you.
Three engineers from Rio de Janeiro who got tired of rebuilding the same auth infrastructure for every product. So we decided to build it once, properly.
Every product we built hit the same wall
The problem
Login page. Multi-tenant. SSO because a buyer demands it. RBAC because support needs different permissions. Audit logs because compliance asks. Every product we worked on, the same story. Months of engineering time that had nothing to do with what we were actually building.
We tried the existing solutions. Some were too simple — they broke the moment an enterprise prospect showed up with a security questionnaire. Others were too complex — you needed a dedicated team just to configure them. And all of them charged you more the moment you needed the features that actually matter.
We kept saying the same thing: someone should build this properly. An auth infrastructure that works from day one to enterprise scale. That doesn't punish you for growing. That handles the hard parts so you can focus on your product.
Eventually we realized that someone was us.
How we think about auth
The opinions behind the product
We have strong opinions about how auth should work. These aren't marketing talking points — they're the lessons we learned the hard way building products.
Authaz is for teams like us. Teams that want to ship products, not spend months on auth plumbing. Teams that need enterprise-grade security without the enterprise-grade headache.
Who we are
Three engineers from Rio de Janeiro. We've spent years building auth systems we didn't want to build. Now we build the one that makes sure no one else has to.
Built in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Self-funded. No investors, no board, no Silicon Valley address. Just us and the product.
Rodrigo Vidal
CEO
Led engineering teams where auth always ate the roadmap. Started Authaz to fix that for every team after his.
Matheus Costa
Head of Developer Experience
Obsessed with developer tools that get out of the way. If you have to read the docs twice, he considers it a bug.
Franklin Lisboa
Head of Infrastructure
Builds the infrastructure that doesn't go down. Has scaled systems handling millions of auth events daily.
Stop rebuilding auth.
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